Make your Halloween even spookier with this healthy, yet fun, fruit tray.
Super easy Halloween snack idea! All you need is watermelon, fake fangs, and some bloody eyeballs to make these healthy and fun Watermelon Monsters!
Halloween is such a fun time for kids, but it doesn’t mean it has to be full of sugar. There are plenty of ways to …
These healthy Halloween treats are simple enough for anyone to conquer. All it takes is a little creativity, a whole lot of imagination, and a BIG appetite.
Make your Halloween even spookier with this healthy, yet fun, fruit tray.
Raining Hot Coupons can show you how.
It’s Alive! This carving is sure to be a hit at your next monster bash!!
Giving your kids nutritious snack over the holiday can be possible (and still fun!) with these Refined Sugar Free Watermelon Skulls! #kidfood #halloween
What you'll need:1. Honeydew2. Bat cookie cutter
Replace age-old Halloween pumpkin carvings with these 16 beautifully sculpted watermelon designs to add a distinct touch to your home décor.
Sure to be a roaring success
Vandaag tip ik een aantal leuke, smakelijke en gezonde ideetjes voor zero waste traktaties voor de kinderen voor school, het kdv of de peuterspeelzaal.
This watermelon alien baby in a womb is sure to disturb your Halloween party guests this year. Made with fruits, JELL-O and candy, this comes to life in no time.
SPOOKY APPLE AND WATERMELON FRUIT HALLOWEEN SNACK FOR KIDS
Perfect with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.
You know your kids are going to have way too much candy on Halloween, so here's a healthy snack idea for a change. Added bonus: Because kids like the idea of eating this helpless guy's "bones" (ewww!?), they just may eat more veggies than usual. A healthy snack with entertainment value. A keeper! Head--lettuce leaves, sliced olives, veggie dip in a small bowl Body--celery, baby carrots, bell pepper, mushrooms, cherry or grape tomatoes, cauliflower, broccoli, cucumbers Arrange the veggies on a platter in the shape of a skeleton, top with an appropriate sized bowl of veggie dip for the head. (I'm sure your presentation will look better than mine. Note to self: skip the waxed paper next time. I'm not really sure WHY I used it in the first place.) Take a picture of your final Veggie Man, print it up, then let your kids recreate him with the left-over veggies the next day. I found this vegetable skeleton idea on the internet last year, but I'll be darned if I can find it now to give appropriate credit.
This is a healthy and seasonal approach to an Australian Halloween, where chopped fruit is stuffed inside a Watermelon Jack-the-Lantern. No pumpkins here!
